Date: February 5, 2012
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Faculty Curriculum Vitae
I.
PERSONAL DATA
First Name
Pamela K.
Last name
Shaw
Current Academic Rank
Professor
Department(s)
Pediatrics
Office Address
3901 Rainbow Boulevard, Kansas City, Kansas 66160
Phone
913-588-6364
Fax
913-588-6338
Email
pshaw@kumc.edu
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Undergraduate and Graduate Education
Years
Degree
Institution
August 1978 – May 1980
N/A
Baker University,
Baldwin, Kansas
August 1980 – May 1982
Bachelors of Arts
(Human Biology)
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kansas
Years
Degree
Institution
July 1986 – July 1989
Medical Degree
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kansas
July 1986 – July 1989
Pediatric Residency
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kansas
Postgraduate Education
Academic and Professional Appointments and Activities
Month and Year
Position
Institution
July 1989 – June 1990
Private Practice
Newman Young Clinic,
Fort Scott, Kansas
July 1990 – July 1997
Assistant Professor
University of Kansas,
Kansas City, Kansas
July 1997 – June 2006
Clinical Associate Professor
University of Kansas,
Kansas City, Kansas
1
July 2006 – July 2007
Associate Professor
University of Kansas,
Kansas City, Kansas
July 2007 – Current
Professor
University of Kansas,
Kansas City, Kansas
Professional Registration/Licensure
Year
Number
State
2012
04-22735
Kansas
1999 (inactive)
MO118258
Missouri
Professional Certification(s)
Date
Board
1989 – 1996
American Board of Pediatrics
1997 – 2003
Recertified
2004 – 2010
Recertified
2011-current
Maintenance of certification
Professional Societies and Affiliations
Date
Organization
1982 – Current
American Medical Association
1984 – Current
Kansas Medical Society
1985 – Current
American Academy of Pediatrics-KS
President 2006 - 2009
1985 – Current
American Academy of Pediatrics-KS
President-elect 2003-2006
1985 – Current
American Academy of Pediatrics-KS
Treasurer – 1998-2003
1985 – Current
American Academy of Pediatrics-KS
Membership Committee 1990-1998
1991 – 2002
Wyandotte County Medical Society
1994 – Current
Academic Pediatric Association
1996 – Current
Association of Pediatric Programs Directors
2001 – Current
American Telemedicine Association
2009 - 2012
American Academy of Pediatrics District Vice-Chair for District VI
2
Honors and Awards
Year
Award
1981 – 1982
Elizabeth Berger Watkins Scholarship, University of Kansas
(top 10% Female Students)
1982
Graduated with distinction, University of Kansas
1990 - 1991
Recipient of the Student Voice (University of Kansas Medical Student
Organization) Award for Excellence in Clinical Teach/Pediatrics
1991 – 1992
Recipient of the Student Voice (University of Kansas Medical Student
Organization) Award for Excellence in Clinical Teach/Pediatrics
1994 – 1995
Recipient of the Student Voice (University of Kansas Medical Student
Organization) Award for Excellence in Clinical Teach/Pediatrics
1995 – 1996
Recipient of the Student Voice (University of Kansas Medical Student
Organization) Award for Excellence in Clinical Teach/Pediatrics
1996 – 1997
Recipient of the Student Voice (University of Kansas Medical Student
Organization) Award for Excellence in Clinical Teach/Pediatrics
1998 – 1999
Recipient of the Student Voice (University of Kansas Medical Student
Organization) Award for Excellence in Clinical Teach/Pediatrics
1992 – 1993
Recipient of The Faculty Teaching Award by the Pediatric Residents
1994 – 1995
Recipient of The Faculty Teaching Award by the Pediatric Residents
2000 – 2001
Election to Kansas Chapter of Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society
2004
Chancellors Distinguished Teaching Award
2000 – 2011
Named one of “America’s Best Doctors” on a yearly basis
2006
Inducted in the Gold Humanism Honor Society-inaugural class
2007
Named to Cambridge’s Who’s Who
2009
Elected District Vice-Chair for the American Academy of Pediatrics
2011
Recipient of the Student Voice (University of Kansas Medical Student
Organization) Award for Excellence in Phase I
3
CV for Dr. Pamela Shaw
II. TEACHING ACTIVITIES
Brief statement of areas of teaching interest:
I have been involved in teaching at all levels. I teach the medical students on each rotation in
the clinical setting as well as common pediatric infections in a didactic lecture. I teach pediatric
and family medicine residents in the clinical setting and the hospital as well as preparing core
lectures ranging from newborn care to immunizations and professionalism. As program
director I was responsible for the design and implementation of the teaching curriculum for the
pediatric residents. I am also involved in postgraduate education of my peers and present
regularly at CME and board review sessions. I was also responsible for the design and
presentation of the Kansas Chapter of the AAP’s CME program from 2003-2006. I am currently
involved in teaching about developmental and mental health screening. My interests in
teaching are all focused on the standard of care and evidence-based medical care for pediatric
patients.
1. Instruction:
Didactic
Academic
Year
Instruction
Course
Title
Student
Type
Hours
No
Type
1990 - 1991
Grand Rounds
Clinical Case
Conference
Formal
Presentation
2
100
Medical Students,
Residents
1991 - 1992
Grand Rounds
Clinical Case
Conference
Formal
Presentation
2
100
Medical Students,
Residents
1991 (FEB)
Pediatric CORE
Immunizations
Lecture
1
24
Pediatrics Residents
1991 (JUN)
PEDS: Post
Graduate
Symposium
Breastfeeding in
the 90’s
Formal
Presentation
2
100
Medical Doctors,
Nurses
1991 (NOV)
Pediatric CORE
Immunizations
Lecture
1
24
Pediatrics Residents
1992 - 1993
Grand Rounds
Clinical Case
Conference
Formal
Presentation
2
100
Medical Students,
Residents
1992 - 1993
Pediatric CORE
Child Abuse
Lecture
6
120
Medical Students,
Pediatricians
1992 (DEC)
Pediatric CORE
Immunizations
Lecture
1
26
Pediatrics Residents
4
1992 (SEP)
Pediatric CORE
Breastfeeding
Lecture
1
26
Pediatrics Residents
1993
Grand Rounds
Jaundice and
Breastfeeding
Formal
Presentation
1
50
Medical Students,
Residents
1993 - 1994
Grand Rounds
Clinical Case
Conference
Formal
Presentation
1
100
Medical Students,
Residents
1993 - 1994
Pediatric CORE
Child Abuse
Lecture
6
120
Medical Students,
Pediatricians
1993 (NOV)
Pediatric CORE
Immunizations
Lecture
1
25
Pediatrics Residents
1993 (NOV)
Pediatric CORE
Breastfeeding
Lecture
1
25
Pediatrics Residents
1994 - 1995
Grand Rounds
Conference
Clinical Case
Formal
Presentation
2
100
3rd Year Medical
Students, Residents
1994 - 1995
Pediatric CORE
Child Abuse
Lecture
6
120
Medical Students,
Pediatricians
1994 (DEC)
Clinical Process
The Healthy Child
Lecture
1
160
Medical Students
1994 (NOV)
Pediatric CORE
Immunization
Lecture
1
26
Pediatrics Residents
1995 - 1996
Grand Rounds
Conference
Clinical Case
Formal
Presentation
2
100
Medical Students,
Residents
1995 - 1996
Pediatric CORE
Child Abuse
Lecture
6
120
Medical Students
1995 (DEC)
Clinical Process
Top Ten
Complaints
Lecture
1
175
2nd Year Medical
Students
1995 (FEB)
Clinical Process
Top Ten Pediatric
Complaints
Lecture
1
160
Medical Students
1995 (MAY)
CORE for the
Family and
General
Practitioner
Child Development
Lecture
1
28
Family Medicine
Residents
1995 (NOV)
Pediatric CORE
Care of Newborns
Lecture
1.5
24
Pediatrics Residents
1995 (NOV)
Pediatric CORE
Immunization
Lecture
1.5
24
Pediatrics Residents
1995 (NOV)
Pediatric CORE
Common
Breastfeeding
Problems
Lecture
1
24
Pediatrics Residents
5
Pediatric CORE
Common Disorders
of the Upper
Respiratory Tract
Lecture
1
24
Pediatrics Residents
Grand Rounds
Clinical Case
Conference
Formal
Presentation
2
100
Medical Students,
Residents
1996
Pediatric CORE
Child Abuse
Lecture
6
120
Medical Students
1996 (AUG)
Pediatric CORE
Immunizations
Lecture
1.5
24
Pediatrics Residents
1996 (AUG)
Pediatric CORE
Care of Newborns
Lecture
1.5
24
Pediatrics Residents
1996-1997
Clinical Process
Top Ten Pediatric
Complaints
Formal
Presentation
2
100
2nd Year Medical
Students
1997 - 1998
Grand Rounds
Clinical Case
Formal
Presentation
2
100
Medical Students,
Residents
1997 - 1998
Pediatric CORE
Child Abuse
Lecture
12
120
Medical Students,
Residents
1997 - 1998
Pediatric CORE
Care of Newborns
Lecture
3
48
Pediatrics Residents
1997 - 1998
Pediatric CORE
Pediatric
Exanthems
Lecture
3
48
Pediatrics Residents
1997 - 1998
Introduction to
Clinical
Medicine 802
Health Promotion
of Infants
Lecture
1
160
Medical Students
1997 - 1998
Physical
Diagnosis
Top Ten Pediatric
Complaints
Lecture
2
150
Medical Students
1998 - 1999
Grand Rounds
Clinical Care
Conference
Formal
Presentation
2
100
Medical Students,
Residents, Faculty
1998 - 1999
Pediatric CORE
Child Abuse
Lecture
12
120
Medical Students
1998 - 1999
Pediatric CORE
Care of Newborns
Lecture
3
48
Pediatrics Residents
1998 - 1999
Pediatric CORE
Pediatric
Exanthems
Lecture
3
48
Pediatrics Residents
1998 - 1999
Introduction to
Clinical
Medicine 802
Health Promotion
of Infants
Lecture
1
160
Medical Students
1998 - 1999
Physical
Top Ten Pediatric
Lecture
2
150
Medical Students
1995 (NOV)
1996
6
Diagnosis
Complaints
1999 - 2000
Grand Rounds
Clinical Case
Formal
Presentation
2
100
Medical Students,
Residents, Faculty
1999 - 2000
Pediatric CORE
Care of Newborns
Lecture
3
48
Pediatrics Residents
1999 - 2000
Pediatric CORE
Pediatric
Exanthems
Lecture
3
48
Pediatrics Residents
1999 - 2000
Introduction to
Clinical
Medicine 802
Physical Diagnosis:
Top Ten Pediatrics
Complaints
Lecture
2
150
Medical Students
1999 - 2000
Continuing
Medical
Education
Immunizations
Video Conference
Tele-video
Lecture
2
100
Medical Students
1999 - 2000
Continuing
Medical
Education
Pediatric Disease
and Health Care
Workers
Lecture
2
25
Nurses
1999 - 2000
Continuing
Medical
Education
Newborn Care
Lecture
2
100
Family Medicine
Physicians
1999 - 2000
Continuing
Medical
Education
Otitis Media with
Effusion
Workshop
2
100
Family Medicine
Physicians
2000 - 2001
Pediatric CORE
Head and
Respiratory
Infections
Lecture
8
125
Medical Students
2000 - 2001
Pediatric CORE
Rashes
Lecture
8
125
Medical Students
2000 - 2001
Pediatric CORE
Otitis Media with
Effusion
Lecture
3
40
Pediatric and Family
Practice Residents
2000 - 2001
Pediatric CORE
Newborn Care
Lecture
2
300
Pediatric Residents
2000 - 2001
Pediatric CORE
Pediatric
Exanthems
Lecture
2
30
Pediatric Residents
2000 - 2001
Board Review
Care of Newborns
Workshop
6
100
Physicians
7
2000 - 2001
Continuing
Medical
Education
Pediatric
Assessment
Workshop
1
30
School Nurses
2000 - 2001
Continuing
Medical
Education
Tele-Medicine
Workshop
3
200
School Nurses
2000 - 2001
Continuing
Medical
Education
School Health
Community
Lecture
1
200
School Nurses
2000 - 2001
Continuing
Medical
Education
Anticipatory
Guidance for
Breast-feeding
Lecture
1
100
Physicians, Nurses
2000 - 2001
Continuing
Medical
Education
Newborn Care
Televideo
Lecture
2
20
Physicians
2000 - 2001
Introduction to
Clinical
Medicine 802
Evaluation of
Common Pediatric
Problems
Lecture
2
150
Medical Students
2000 - 2001
Continuing
Medical
Education
Medical Homes for
Special Needs
Children
Lecture
1
100
Physicians, Nurses
2001 - 2002
Platform
Presentation
Healthy Steps and
Tele-Medicine
Lecture
2
50
Physicians Nurses
Educators
2001 - 2002
Continuing
Medical
Education
Telemed in Kansas
Lecture
1
25
American Pediatric
Academy Regional
Meeting
2001 - 2002
Continuing
Medical
Education
Managed Care
Curriculum
Workshop
2
75
Program Directors
2001 - 2002
Board Review
Newborn Care
Workshop
6
100
Family Medicine
Physicians
2002 - 2003
Pediatric CORE
Head and
Respiratory
Infections
Lecture
6
150
Medical Students
2002 - 2003
Pediatric CORE
Otitis Media
Grand
Rounds
1
100
Medical Students,
Residents, Faculty
8
2002 - 2003
Pediatric CORE
Immunizations
Core Lecture
1
40
Residents
2002 - 2003
Pediatric CORE
Lead
Core Lecture
1
40
Residents
2002 - 2003
Pediatric CORE
Newborn Care
Core Lecture
1
40
Residents
2002 - 2003
Introduction to
Clinical
Medicine 802
Evaluation of
Common Pediatric
Problems
Lecture
24
1
Medical Students
2002 - 2003
Continuing
Medical
Education
Newborn Care
Workshop
6
150
Physicians
2003 - 2004
Pediatric CORE
Head and
Respiratory
Infections
Lecture
6
150
Medical Students
2003 - 2004
Pediatric CORE
Immunizations
Lecture
1
40
Residents
2003 - 2004
Pediatric CORE
Newborn Care
Lecture
1
40
Residents
2003 - 2004
Continuing
Medical
Education
Newborn Care
Workshop
6
150
Physicians
2003 - 2004
Mini-Med
School
Attention Deficit
Hyperactivity
Disorder
Lecture
1
100
Lay Public
2003 - 2004
Clinical Skills 2
Pediatric
Interviewing
Lecture
1
125
Medical Students
2003 - 2004
Nursing
Orientation
Hyperbilirubinemia
Lecture
1
15
Nurses
2003 - 2004
Medical Ethics
Adolescent Issues
Lecture
1
125
Medical Students
2004 - 2005
Pediatric CORE
Head and
Respiratory
Infections
Lecture
6
150
Medical Students
2004 - 2005
Pediatric CORE
Immunizations
Lecture
1
40
Residents
2004 - 2005
Pediatric CORE
Newborn Care
Lecture
1
40
Residents
2004 - 2005
Continuing
Medical
Education
Newborn Care
Workshop
6
150
Physicians
9
2004 - 2005
Clinical Skills 2
Pediatric
Interviewing
Lecture
1
125
Medical Students
2004 - 2005
Medical Ethics
Adolescent Issues
Lecture
1
125
Medical Students
2005 - 2006
Pediatric CORE
Head and
Respiratory
Infections
Lecture
6
150
Medical Students
2005 - 2006
Pediatric CORE
Immunizations
Lecture
1
40
Residents
2005 - 2006
Pediatric CORE
Malpractice
Lecture
1
40
Residents
2005 - 2006
Pediatric CORE
Professionalism
Lecture
1
40
Residents
2005 - 2006
Continuing
Medical
Education
Newborn Care
Workshop
6
150
Physicians
2005 - 2006
Clinical Skills 2
Pediatric
Interviewing
Lecture
1
125
Medical Students
2005 - 2006
Medical Ethics
Adolescent Issues
Lecture
1
125
Medical Students
2005 - 2006
Baby Expo
Safety Begins at
Home
Lecture
1
50
Expectant Parents
2005 - 2006
Grand Rounds
Hyperbilirubinemia
Screening Today
Lecture
1
50
Wichita
Pediatricians,
Residents, and
Faculty
2005 - 2006
Family Practice
Audio
Care of Normal
Newborn
Audio
Discussion
1
800
Family Medicine
Physicians
2005 - 2006
Family Practice
Audio
Care of the
Hospitalized Child
Audio
Discussion
1
800
Family Medicine
Physicians
2005 - 2006
Family Practice
Audio
Diagnosis and
Treatment of
Attention Deficit
Hyperactive
Disorder
Audio
Discussion
1
800
Family Medicine
Physicians
2005 - 2006
Pediatric CORE
Oral Health for the
Practitioner
Lecture and
Workshop
2
90
Pediatric and Family
Med Residents
10
2006 - 2007
Grand Rounds
Oral Health for the
Practitioner
Lecture
1
50
Faculty and Pediatric
Residents and
Medical Students
2006 - 2007
Pediatric CORE
Professionalism
Lecture
2
30
Pediatric Residents
2006 - 2007
Pediatric CORE
Head and
Respiratory
Infections
Lecture
8
125
Medical Students
2006 - 2007
Pediatric CORE
Adolescent Issues
Lecture
1
175
2nd year Medical
Student
2006 - 2007
Foundations in
Medicine
Pediatric
Interviewing
Lecture
1
175
1st year Medical
Students
2006 - 2007
Pediatric CORE
Care of the
Newborn
Lecture
2
30
Pediatric Residents
2006 - 2007
Pediatric CORE
Immunizations
Lecture
1
30
Pediatric Residents
2006 - 2007
Continuing
Medical
Education
Care of the
Newborn
Workshop
5
150
Family Medicine
Physicians
2006 - 2007
Continuing
Medical
Education
Global
Lecture
Development Delay
1
75
Family Medicine
Physicians
2006 - 2007
Continuing
Medical
Education
Adolescent
Immunizations
Lecture
1
75
Family Medicine
Physicians
2007 - 2008
Pediatric CORE
Head and
Respiratory
Infections
Lecture
8
125
Medical Students
2007 - 2008
Foundations in
Medicine
Pediatric
Interviewing
Lecture
1
175
1st year Medical
Students
2007 - 2008
Continuing
Medical
Education
Care of Newborns
Workshop
5
150
Family Medicine
Physicians
2007 - 2008
Continuing
Medical
Education
Grants, Fundraising
Workshop
1.5
100
American Academy
Pediatrics Meeting
2007 - 2008
Continuing
Medical
Using Electronic
Lecture
1
30
Faculty
11
Education
portfolios
2007 - 2008
Early
childhood
Kansas Early
Children’s
Comprehensive
Systems Meeting
Presentation
1
30
Early Childhood
Workers
2007 - 2008
Continuing
Medical
Education
Developmental
Screening
Workshop
3
50
Pediatric Providers
2007 - 2008
Grand Rounds
Bright Smiles
Lecture
1
25
Wichita Pediatrics
Pediatric CORE
Head and
Respiratory
Infections
Lecture
8
125
Medical Students
Foundations in
Medicine
Pediatric
Interviewing
1st year Medical
Students
2008 - 2009
Continuing
Medical
Education
2008 - 2009
2008 - 2009
2008 - 2009
Lecture
1
175
Care of the
Newborn
Workshop
5
150
Family Medicine
Physicians
Continuing
Medical
Education
Kansas Bureau
Health - What you
need to know
Workshop
1
50
Head Start Providers
2008 - 2009
Continuing
Medical
Education
Developmental
Screening in the
Medical Home
Workshop
1.5
100
Public Health Nurses
2008 - 2009
Grand Rounds
Developmental
Screening Update
Lecture
1
50
Public Health
2008 - 2009
Grand Rounds
Autism Screening
Lecture
1
50
Pediatric Providers
Pediatric CORE
Head and
Respiratory
Infections
Lecture
8
125
Medical Students
Foundations in
Medicine
Pediatric
Interviewing
1st year Medical
Students
2009 - 2010
Continuing
Medical
Education
2009 - 2010
Foundations in
2009 - 2010
2009 - 2010
Lecture
1
175
Care of the
Newborn
Workshop
5
150
Family Medicine
Physicians
Adolescent
Lecture
1
175
Medical Students
12
Medicine
Interviewing
2009 - 2010
Musculo
Skeletal
The Limp Child
Lecture
1
175
Medical Students
2009 - 2010
Medicine
Across
Lifespan
Pediatric Topics
Lecture
7
175
Medical Students
2009 - 2010
ASPE
Integrated Special
Educators
Experience to
Reinforce Cultural
Competency in
Undergraduate
Medical Education
Workshop
1.5
30
Standardized Patient
Educators
2009 - 2010
Webinar
Integrated Special
Educators
Experience to
Reinforce Cultural
Competency in
Undergraduate
Medical Education
Webinar
1
30
Standardized Patient
Educators
2009 - 2010
Kansas
Department
Health
Environment
Expanding the Role
of Public Health
Nurses Through
Child Care Health
Consultation Pilot
Project
Workshop
2
20
Public Health Nurses
2010-2011
Foundations in
Medicine
Adolescent
Interviewing
Lecture
1
175
Medical Students
2010-2011
Foundations in
Medicine
Pediatric
Interviewing
Lecture
1
175
Medical Students
2010-2011
Genetics and
Neoplasia
Spiritual History
and Cultural
competency
Lecture
1
175
Medical Students
2010 - 2011
Musculo
Skeletal
The Limping Child
Lecture
1
175
Medical Students
2010-2011
Annual
Leadership
Healthy People oral
Workshop
2
50
Pediatricians
13
Forum for the
AAP
health grant
2010-2011
Pediatric
Interest
Group-keynote
speaker
Advocacy for
Pediatrics
Lecture
1
100
Medical Students
2010-2011
Grand Rounds
for Family
Medicine in
Wichita
Care of the
newborn
Lecture
1
50
Family Medicine
faculty and Residents
2010-2011
Project Launch
Webinar
Screening for
Mental Health
Issues in Practice
Webinar
1
50
Early intervention
specialists and
providers
2010-2011
KAAP CME
Cavity free Kids
Workshop
4
75
Pediatricians and
Family Medicine
providers
2010-2011
Perinatal
updates class
Chorioamnionitis
update-newborn
perspective
Class
½
40
Nurses
2010-2011
Pediatric
Grand Rounds
The Primary Care
Advantage to
Providing Mental
Health Care
Lecture
1
50
Pediatric Faculty,
residents and
medical students
2010-2011`
ASHA
workshop
FAS Diagnosis and
Treatment
Workshop
1
10
Educators
3/7/11
Grand rounds
in Wichita
Mental health
screening
Lecture
1
30
Pediatric faculty,
residents and
medical students
4/20/11
Governors
public Health
conference
Mental health
screening
Keynote
speech
1
200
Nurses and
physicians in public
health
6/7/11
KAFP annual
meeting
Vaccine hesitancy
Lecture
1
100
Family Med
physicians
7/7/11
Resident core
Hyperbilirubinemia
Lecture
1`
25
Resident physicians
2011-2012
Foundations in
Medicine
Adolescent
Interviewing
Lecture
1
175
Medical Students
14
2011-2012
Foundations in
Medicine
Pediatric
Interviewing
Lecture
1
175
Medical Students
2011-2012
Genetics and
Neoplasia
Spiritual History
and Cultural
competency
Lecture
1
175
Medical Students
2011 - 2012
Musculo
Skeletal
The Limping Child
Lecture
1
175
Medical Students
2011-2012
Medicine
across the
Lifespan
Multiple lectures
Module
direction
6
175
Medical students
9/11
Project Launch
Developmental
screening
Workshop
4
100
Nurses and early
childhood teachers
10/7/11
Early
childhood
learning comm
Social emotional
screening
Meeting
5
25
Early childhood
specialists
8/11
KAAP CME
Vaccine hesitancy
Workshop
3
40
Pediatric physicians
12/9/11
Grand rounds
Vaccine hesitancy
Lecture
1
50
Pediatric faculty,
residents and
students
12/21/11
Grand rounds
in Topeka
Mental health
screening
Lecture
1.5
30
Pediatricians
Nondidactic
Academic
Year
1993 (SEPT)
1993 - 1994
2002 - 2003
Instruction
Course
Title
Medical
Degree Options
Pediatrics as
a Career
Interactive
Preceptor
Physical
Diagnosis
Interactive
Instruction
Preceptor
Physical
Diagnosis
Interactive
Instruction
2002 - 2003
Moderator
2003 - 2004
Clinical Skills 2
Pediatrics
Problem
Type
Student
Hours
1
2
1
No
Type
100
Medical
Students
13
Medical
Students
24
Medical
Students
Medical
Students
Panel
1
50
Small Group
6
12
Medical
15
Based
Learning
2003 - 2004
2004 - 2005
Medical Ethics
Medical Ethics
Small Group
Small Group
2004 - 2005
Professionalism Discussions
2004 - 2005
Preceptor
2005 - 2006
Medical Ethics
Physical
Diagnosis
Small Group
Students
Small Group
Small Group
6
6
15
Medical
Students
10
Medical
Students
Small Group
2
10
Medical
Students
Interactive
Instruction
1
24
Medical
Students
10
Medical
Students
10
Medical
Students
50
Medical
Students
50
Medical
Students
Small Group
2005 - 2006
Professionalism Discussions
2005 - 2006
Premedical
Student
Conference
2005 - 2006
Introduction to
Clinical
Medicine - 900
Student
Harassment
Panel
2005 - 2006
Preceptor
Physical
Diagnosis
Interactive
Instruction
2
24
Medical
Students
2006 - 2007
Medical Ethics
Small Group
Small Group
6
10
Medical
Students
10
Medical
Students
2006 - 2007
Professionalism Discussions
Physical
Diagnosis
2006 - 2007
Preceptor
2007 - 2008
Professionalism Discussions
Small Group
6
Panel
Small Group
1
1
2
Interactive
Instruction
2
24
Medical
Students
Small Group
2
10
Medical
Students
24
Medical
Students
10
36
Medical
Students
12
175
Preceptor
Physical
Diagnosis
2007 - Current
Facilitator
Physical
Instruction
PBL Group
2008 - Current
Director
Physical
Medical
2007 - 2008
2
Interactive
Instruction
2
Medical
16
Instruction
2008 - 2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
Preceptor
Physical
Instruction
Preceptor
Physical
Instruction
Preceptor
Physical
Instruction
Skills Lab
Students
Small Group
24
Medical
Students
24
Medical
Students
24
Medical
Students
Small Group
Small Group
2
2
2
Clinical
Student
Year
Length of Service
Hours
No
1998 - 1999
0.5
2
Medical Students
Yearly
1998 - 1999
0.5
2
Residents
Yearly
1998 - 1999
5.5
3
Residents
Yearly
1999 - 2000
4.5
3
Residents
Yearly
2000 - 2001
4.5
3
Residents
Yearly
2001 - 2002
4.5
3
Residents
Yearly
2002 - 2003
3.5
3
Residents
Yearly
2003 - 2004
3.5
3
Residents
Yearly
2004 - 2005
3.5
3
Residents
Yearly
2004 - 2005
2.5
24
Medical Students
Yearly
2005 - 2006
3.5
3
Residents
Yearly
2005 - 2006
2.5
24
Medical Students
Yearly
2006 - 2007
2.5
3
Residents
Yearly
2007 - 2008
1.5
3
Residents
Yearly
2008 - 2009
3
3
Residents
Yearly
2009 - 2010
3
3
Residents
Yearly
Type
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Advising
Date
Student or group name
Type of Student/group
1991 - 1993
Atul Vats, M.D.
Pediatric Resident
1991 - 1993
Robert Rhodes, M.D.
Pediatric Resident
1991 - 1995
Grace Dymek, M.D.
Pediatric Resident
1993 - 1995
Tim Williamson, M.D.
Medical Pediatric Resident
1995 - 1996
Sumit Bhargava, M.D.
Pediatric Resident
1995 - 1999
Eric Saberhagen, M.D.
Medical Pediatric Resident
1995 - 1999
Cheryl Black, M.D.
Pediatric Resident
1996 - 1998
Diane Lucas, M.D.
Pediatric Resident
1996 - 1999
Ethan Warlick, M.D.
Pediatric Resident
1996 - 1999
Vinh Vu, M.D.
Medical Pediatric Resident
1997 - 1999
Elsa Valdivia, M.D.
Pediatric Resident
1998 - 2000
Randy Goldstein D.O.
Pediatric Resident
1998 - 2001
Charles Powell, M.D.
Pediatric Resident
1999 - 2001
Steve Martin M.D.
Pediatric Resident
1999 - 2002
Khaled Girgis M.D.
Pediatric Resident
1999 - 2003
Ryan Williams M.D.
Pediatric Resident
2000- 2003
Qing Yang M.D.
Pediatric Resident
2001 - 2002
Rose Santiago M.D.
Pediatric Resident
2002 - 2003
Haidar Kabbani M.D.
Pediatric Resident
2002 - 2003
Mukta Sharma M.D.
Pediatric Resident
2003 - 2006
Mentor for Sunflower
Scholars
Pediatric Physicians
2003 - 2007
Susanne Essengue M.D.
Pediatric Resident
2003 - Current
Delp Academic Society
3 Students Medical
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2004 - 2007
Dinah Dosdos M.D.
Pediatric Resident
2004 - 2007
Martha Taboada M.D.
Pediatric Resident
2004 - 2007
Emma DeClaro M.D.
Pediatric Resident
2005 - 2008
Sara Nelson M.D.
Pediatric Resident
2005 - 2008
Amy Juelson M.D.
Pediatric Resident
2006 - 2008
Liz Clark M.D.
Pediatric Resident
2006 - 2009
Oscar Winners M.D.
Pediatric Resident
2007 - 2008
Kanwal Chaudry M.D.
Pediatric Resident
2008 - 2011
Irina Pateva M.D.
Pediatric Resident
2009 - 2012
Amber Ratliff
Pediatric Resident
2010- 2012
Shaji Pillai
Pediatric Resident
2011-2012
Nadia Ibrahami
Pediatric Resident
Other teaching activities
Date
Title
Place
Teaching Function
6 weeks a Year
Inpatient
Nursery
Attendings
As Needed
Lactation Consults
Clinic and Nursery
Attendings
2 days per week
Primary Care Physician
Clinic
Attendings
2. Development of Educational Materials
Year
Title Description
Intended Audience
1998 - 1999
Managed Care Curriculum for Pediatrics
Residents
1998 - Current
Telekidcare Program Development
Residents and Physicians
1996 - 2006
Core Curriculum for Pediatric Residents
Residents
2003 - 2010
Development and Implementation of
Community Pediatrics Rotation
Residents
2005
Development of Oral Health Curriculum with 12
hours of didactics and Workshops to apply
Pediatric and Family Med
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Fluoride varnish
2007
Development of Developmental Screening
Curriculum
Providers
2008 - 2009
Development of Hybrid Patient Experience
Medical Students
Educational Leadership
Residency Program Director-responsible for design and implementation of residency
training program. (1995-2006)
Mentoring of Dr. Lisa Gilmer in Sunflower Scholars program. (2003-2006)
Chair of the Kansas Child and Adolescent Health Council for the state of KansasCoordinated by KDHE: This group is in charge of developing policies and educating
providers in the state regarding pediatric issues. (2005 to the present)
Appointed to the Prep Advisory group for the American Academy of Pediatrics: This is the
major teaching avenue for pediatric residents and practicing pediatricians. (2006)
Appointed Vice-Chair for Education for the University of Kansas Department of Pediatrics.
(2006)
Appointed Phase II Director for the University of Kansas Medical School. (2006)
Appointed Medical Director Neis Clinical Skills Lab. (2008)
Planning committee for Simulation Confernece, September, 2011, JCCC
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CV for Dr. Pamela Shaw
III. SERVICE ACTIVITIES
See guidelines and instructions to applicants for definitions and suggested documentation of
professional and academic service.
Professional Service:
The diverse area of professional service includes patient care. Applicants should select measures that
most clearly and concisely document their accomplishments and the value of these activities to the
Medical School and University. Measures of both quantity and quality of activities are required and if
necessary, applicants should provide brief descriptions to assist reviewers. Measures of patient care
activities include numbers of patients, time allocation in clinical activity, procedures completed, Relative
Value Units (RVUs), and value to the School of the clinical service. If the primary quality evaluation is the
subjective assessment of peers, this should be available in letters from departmental colleagues, chair,
or referees.
The significance of professional service in the forms of task forces, committees and similar groups
should be explained and the specific role of the applicant clarified.
Professional consulting services must have academic credibility and clear service intent and not be
performed primarily for personal profit.
July 1990 – January 2012 I have seen an estimated 51,360 patients in inpatient and outpatient clinic at
the University of Kansas Medical Center.
I do perform procedures including circumcision and frenulotomy.
Pediatric Department RVU Comparison
FY11 CFTE
FY09 Work RVU Normalized 1.0
FTE
FY09 75%tile
Pediatric Department
Dr. Pam Shaw
.20
5374.00
5374.00
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Academic Service:
In academic service the contribution of the candidate to the academic community should be clearly
documented. Names and dates of committees, task forces, or working groups should be provided. A
concise description of the significance of the group and explanation of the role of the applicant
should be provided.
Activities related to Academic Societies should be documented in this section.
State - National Committees
1990-1991
Infant Mortality Committee of Wyandotte County
1992-1996
Kansas Licensing Board for Speech Pathologists and Audiologists
1993-2000
K. C. Metro Well Start Management Team
1995-Current Peer Education and Resource Council for Kansas SRS (Medicaid)-chair
1996-2000
Primary Care Residency Directors Council of Kansas (Elected Chair 6/97)
1996-Current Association of Pediatric Program Directors
1997-1998
Leadership Kansas Program - a program through the Kansas Chamber of Commerce
1998-2010
Board Member - Kansas Action for Children
2000-2002
Board Member – Maternal Child Health Coalition
2003-2008
President-Elect of the Kansas Chapter of American Academy of Pediatric
2004-Current Kansas Child and Adolescent Health Council for Kansas Department Health Environment
(Chair 2004-2008)
2005-Current Volunteer at Jay Doc
2005-2010
Volunteer at Turner House for Children
2008-Current
Medical Care Advisory Committee for KHPA
2009-2010
Mental Health Prescription Drug Advisory Coordination Council
2009-Current Governor Appointment to the Early Childhood Developmental Services
2009-2009
President of the Kansas Chapter of American Academy of Pediatrics
2009-Current District Vice-Chair for District VI American Academy of Pediatrics
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Medical Center Committees
1993-Current Patient Care Unit Committee for Full-Term Nursery
1994-2003
Medical Records Committee
1995-1996
Planning and implementation committee for Primary Care Physician Education Grant
1995-1997
Election Committee (Elected Chair September 1996)
1996-1998
Faculty Council
1996
AD HOC Committee on Relationships with Children’s Mercy Hospital
1996-2007
Graduate Medical Education Committee
1996-1997
Executive Committee of Medical Faculty
1996-1997
Search Committee for Pediatric Chair
1997- 1998
PPAC Committee – Co-Chair of Education Task Force
1997- 2001
Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee
1998- 2001
Preceptor of the Year Committee
1999- Current Managed Care Committee
2000- 2007
Faculty Council (Chair 2001 – 2002)
2001- 2008
Admissions committee for the Medical Center (Chair 2005 – 2006)
2001- Current Selection Committee for Admission to Medical School
2002- 2008
Academic committee for the Medical School (Chair 2003 – 2004)
2003- Current
Education Council
2003- Current
Dean’s Advisory Committee of Professionalism
2004- 2008
Executive Committee for the Medical Staff
2005- Current
Director of the Phase II curriculum for the Medical School
2009
Search Committee for the Chancellor of the University of Kansas
2009-Current
University of Kansas Medical Center Faculty Assembly Vendor Relations Oversight
Committee
2009- Current Academic Committee (Chair) – Students Promotions
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Department Committees
1990-1991
Pediatric Post-Graduate Symposium Committee
1990-Current
Full-Term Nursery Committee
1990-Current
General Pediatrics Providers Committee
1992-2000
Awards Day Committee
1992-1994
Mother Baby Transition Committee
1993-Current Member K. U. Children's Center Foundation Board of Trustees
1993-2009
Director of Ambulatory Pediatrics
1993-2009
Medical Director of Full-Term Nursery
1995-1999
Finance Committee for Department of Pediatrics
1995-1999
Treasurer for KUCCF Foundation
1995-Current Residency Committee (Chair 1995-2006)
1995-1996
Student Education Committee
1996
Interim Student Education Coordinator
2009-Current Grand Rounds Committee (Chair)
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CV for Dr Pamela Shaw
IV. RESEARCH and SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES:
Brief statement of areas of research and scholarly interest, including current projects:
My interest fall into broad categories: Lactation management and promotion including hospital and
nursery policies that interferes with or promotes the establishment of breast feeding. General Pediatric
issues that include the range of access to services, to preventive care (e.g. immunizations and new
vaccines), and to new treatments for disease (e.g. antibiotics) The use of Telemedicine and school
cased clinics increase access to care for children. Clinical skills and education of medical students in the
year 3-4 curriculum. Current Projects include: Developmental Screening, Immunizations, Oral Health
and Fluoride Varnish.
1. Grants and contracts
Provide abstracts and award notice or renewal for all grants or contracts awarded in last five years.
Grants and contracts awarded:
Principal
Investigator
Title of Grant
Funding
Source
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
"Lactation management
training for health
professionals including
students and residents",
Wellstart, Inc.
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
"Randomized, doubleblind, parallel study of
the efficacy and safety
of fusidic acid
(FUCIDIN) 2% gel
versus its vehicle in the
treatment of impetigo"
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
"Serum
pharmacokinetics of
high-dose inhaled
tobramycin",
Investigators
Direct Costs
Years
Status
$18,000.00
1992
Complete
BristolMeyers
Squibb
$20,000.00
1994
Complete
Department of
Pediatrics
$5,000.00
1994
Complete
Glaxo
$30,000.00
1994
Complete
"A six month,
randomized, parallel
group, double-blind
clinical trial comparing
amiloride hydrochloride
with placebo in
adolescent and adult
patients with cystic
fibrosis"
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
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Dr. Pamela
Shaw
"An evaluation of
pentoxifylline on sputum
neutrophil elastase and
pulmonary function in
patients with cystic
fibrosis"
HoeschtRoussel
$35,000.00
1994
Complete
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
"Evaluation of
azithromycin in the
treatment of pneumonia
in children: a
randomized doubleblind trial employing
amoxicillin/clavulanate
or erythromycin estolate
as comparative
standard therapy"
Pfizer
$60,000.00
1994
Complete
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
“Primary Care
Physician-Education
Grant",
Wesley
Foundation
$15,000,000
(personally
Responsible
for $15,000)
1994
1999
Complete
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
"A phase III placebo
controlled clinical
trial(PC-TNDS-003) to
study the safety and
efficacy of tobramycin
for inhalation in patients
with cystic fibrosis
(CF)",
Pathogenesis,
Seattle, WA
$40,000.00
1995
Complete
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
"An open-label clinical
trial (PC-TNDS-004), to
study the long-term
safety of Tobramycin for
inhalation in patients
with cystic fibrosis"
Pathogenesis,
Seattle, WA
$80,000.00
1995
1997
Complete
Univax
Biologics,
Rockville, MD
$60,000.00
1995
Complete
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
"A randomized, multicenter, double-blind,
placebo-controlled study
to evaluate the efficacy
of a mucoid
exopolysaccharide
pseudomonas
aeruginosa immune
globulin, intravenous
(human)(MEP IGIV) in
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reducing the frequency
of acute pulmonary
exacerbation in patients
with cystic fibrosis"
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
"An open label safety
trial of the tetravalent
rotavirus (RRV-TV)in
healthy infants"
Wyeth-Ayerst,
Philadelphia,
PA.
$30,000.00
1995
Complete
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
"A pivotal phase III
study of MEIII-493, a
humanized respiratory
synctial virus
monoclonal antibody for
the prophylaxis of
severe RSV disease in
premature infants and
infants with
Bronchopulmonary
Dysplasia (BPD)"
Medimmunes
Inc
$90,000.00
1996
Complete
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
"Examination of
hemodynamic stability
in patients dependent
on continuous infusions
of vaso active
pharmacologic agents"
Minnesota
Mining and
Manufacturing
Company, St.
Paul, MN
$15,000.00
1996
Complete
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
"Epidemiologic study of
cystic fibrosis: a
multicenter,longitudinal
follow-up study of
patients with cystic
fibrosis for monitoring
pulmonary function,
pulmonary
exacerbations, and the
safety of long-term
treatment with
pulmozyme (dornase
alfa)"
$10,000 per
year
1998
2001
Complete
1998
2002
Complete
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
Genentech
“TeleKidCare:NTIA.
Bringing Healthcare into
Schools.”
NTIA
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Dr. Pamela
Shaw
"Managed Core
Curriculum for Pediatric
Residents"
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
“A Multicenter Wyeth
Growth Study of A Term
Infant Formula
Supplemented with
Fructo-oligosaccaride.”
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
“A Randomized,
Placebo-Controlled
Surveillance Study of
Asthma Event
Outcomes in Subjects
Receiving Usual
Pharmacotherapy of
Asthma Or Usual
Pharmacotherapy Plus
Salmetrol 42 MCG(2
puffs) Twice Daily”
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
“Healthy Steps and
TeleKidCare”
Pew
Foundation in
conjunction
with
Partnerships
for Quality
Education
$10,000.00
1998
1999
Complete
$17,825.00
1998
2002
Complete
Glaxo
1999
2000
Complete
Prime Health
Foundation
$120,000.00
2001
2003
Complete
$80,000.00
2001
2003
Complete
$250,000.00
2001
2002
Complete
The Hall
Foundation
$100,000.00
2003
2005
Complete
GSK
$1,500 per
subject
enrolled
2004
2005
Complete
Wyeth
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
“Healthy Steps in the
Pediatric Residency”
Prime Health
Foundation
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
“Speakout for KC KidsImmunization
awareness campaign “
The Hall
Foundation
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
“Lead and its effects on
Cytochrome P450”
“A phase III, doubleblind, randomized,
comparative,
multicenter study of the
immunogenicity and
safety of the three
doses of GSK
Biologicals’
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preservative-free
hepatitis B vaccine
(Engerix-B, 10
mcg/0.5ml) when
administered IM on a
0,1,6-month schedule to
healthy infants in the
first two weeks of life”
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
“Kansas Kids Smile”
United
Methodist
Ministries
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
“Implementing a BabyFriendly Hospital
Initiative”-Funded by the
American Academy of
Pediatrics-$1000 for a
visiting professor.
American
Academy of
Pediatrics
“Kansas Kids Smile”
American
Academy of
Pediatrics
$20,000.00
2007
2008
“A Phase III,
Randomized,
multinational study,
double-blinded for the
immunogenicity and
consistency evaluation
of 3 Hib-MenCY-TT
vaccine lots and singleblinded and controlled
for the evaluation of
safety and
immunogenicity of GSK
Biologicals’
Haemophilius
influenzae type b and
Neisseria meningitides
serogroups C and Ytetanus toxoid conjugate
vaccine combined (HibMenCY-TT) compared
to monovalent Hib
vaccine in healthy
infants at 2, 4, 6 and 12
to 15 months of age.”
Glaxo Smith
Kline
$3,000 Per
Patient
Enrolled
2009
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
$75,000.00
2004
2008
Complete
$1,000 for a
Visiting
Professor
2006
Complete
Complete
complete
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SAMSA
KAAP
2.
Dr Pamela
Shaw
Dr. Pamela
Shaw
Project LAUNCH
Initiative
Kansas
Department of
Environment
8,400
2010
Current
KidLink Initiative
United
Methodist
Health
Ministry Fund
63,500
2010
Current
Scholarly Publications
Full length, peer-reviewed articles in scientific journals:
Articles published
Shaw P, Braun T, Liebergen, A, Leff R, " Aerosolized Tobramycin Pharmocokinetics in Cystic
Fibrosis Patients". Journal of Pediatric Pharmacy Practice, Volume 2, Number 1,
January/February 1997, 23-26.
Coley SC, Shaw P, Leff R, "Performance of three portable Infusion-Pump devices set to
deliver 2 ml/hr". American J. Health - Syst Pharm Volume 54, June 1, 1997, 1277-1280.
Powell L, Shaw P, “Pediatric Emergency Department use and the need for after hours clinic
care in Wyandotte County.” Kansas Medicine 98, 4 pg. 47-52
Ramsey and others “Intermittent Administration of Inhaled Tobramycin in Patients with CF”,
New England Journal Medicine, Volume 340, Number 1, January 17, 1999, 23-29.
Whitten P, Cook D, Shaw P, Ermer D, Goodwin J, “Telekidcare: Bringing health care into
schools”, Telemedicine Journal, 4(4) 1998, 335-344
Nelson E, Cook D, Shaw P, Peacock g, Doolittle G, “Evolving Pediatrician Perceptions of a
Telemedicine Program”, Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, 6(4), July 2001, 114.
Nelson E, Citarelli M, Cook D, Shaw P, “Reshaping Health Care delivery for Adolescent
Parents: Healthy steps and Telemedicine, Telemedicine Journal and e-health, 9(4) 2003, 38792.
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Invited or non-peer-reviewed articles or reviews:
“KBH Pointers” KBH newsletter, July 1997.
“Get the Lead Out” KBH newsletter, June, 1998.
“Developmental Monitoring” KBH newsletter, October 1998.
“Hearing Screening in Children” KBH newsletter, April 1998.
“From Crib to Big-Kid Bed” Parents Magazine, January, 1999. Pg.100-102.
“Healthy Steps in Pediatric Residency” AAP Newsletter. May 2000.
“Childhood Obesity”, CME Bulletin, Updated Information for Family Physicians, July, 2011.
Books and book chapters:
P. Shaw. Hypoglycemia protocols-Lactation Management Education Curriculum - In Lactation
Management Curriculum - A Faculty Guide for Schools of Medicine, Nursing of Nutrition.
Washington, D.C.: Wellstart International. 1994.
Published abstracts:
M. Palazzolo, T. Braun, A. Liebergen, P. Shaw, K. Conyers, R. Leff. Serum Tobramycin
Pharmacokinetics following high-dose, aerosolized delivery in cystic fibrosis patients. Journal
of Investigative Medicine
(43) Sept, 1995 pg. 440A.
Pamela Shaw, M.D., John Goodwin, M.D., Pamela Whitten, Ph.D., Gary Doolittle, M.D.,
TeleKidCare:an urban telemedicine system for an underserved pediatric population.
Telemedicine Journal (5) 1, Spring 1999, pg. 25.
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Cook,D.J., Nelson, E.L., Shaw P., Peacock, G. and Doolittle, G.C. (2001, July). Evolving
pediatrician perceptions of a telemedicine program. Journal of Computer-Mediated
Communication, 6(4).
Nelson, EL, Shaw, P., Doolittle, G, Peacock, G. and Cook, D, (2001). Telemedicine provider
perceptions of diagnostic and treatment efficacy in a pediatric population. Telemedicine
Journal and e-Health, 7(2):188.
Shaw, P. Doolittle, G, Cook, D, Swirczynski, D., and Nelson, EL, (2001). Research
approaches to establishing telemedicine efficacy in a pediatric setting. Telemedicine Journal
and e-Health, 7(2):177.
Swirczynski, D, Shaw, P, Archer, K, Spaulding, R, Doolittle, G, (2004). Diagnostic Accuracy of
Pediatric Urgent-care in a school-based Telehealth Simulation, 8(2):21.
3.
Presentations and posters
Oral paper presentations:
Scientific papers presented at local and regional meetings:
“Creating a Statewide Mechanism for Collaboration Between Primary Care Residency Programs” –
18th Annual Generalists in Medical Education, November 18, 1997.
Poster presentations:
Poster presentations at national and international meetings:
Pamela Shaw, M.D., John Goodwin, M.D., Pamela Whitten, Ph.D., Gary Doolittle, M.D.
TeleKidCare: An urban telemedicine system for an underserved pediatric population.
Poster presented at APA meeting May 5, 1999, San Francisco, CA.
Klein, R., Durham, D., Fishback, J., Paolo, A., Bonaminio, G., Shaw, P. Karr, M., Enders, G.
“Teaching of Anatomy in an Integrated, Electronic Curriculum: Implementation and
Evaluation.” Session presented at the Experimental Biology meeting, April 24-28, 2010,
Anaheim, CA
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Poster presentations at local and regional meetings:
M. Palazzolo, T. Braun, A. Liebergen, P. Shaw, K. Conyers, R. Leff. Serum Tobramycin
Pharmacokinetics following high-dose, aerosolized delivery in cystic fibrosis - (CF) patients.
Poster presented at Midwest Society of Pediatric Research, Chicago,IL, September, 1995.
Shaw, P, Mack J. . Two Sims and 180 Medical Students-Hybrid Simulation on a Budget.
JCCC regional Simulation Conference. Overland Park, KS. September, 2010.
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